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Rapid blood test

Your blood values at a glance – measured right here

With our rapid blood test (Samsung PT10 analyser) we determine many important blood values directly at the Fortuna-Apotheke in Görlitz – from the liver profile to Biochemie 9. A small tube of blood is needed for the measurement. Your result is available during your appointment, usually within 20 minutes, and we discuss it with you in a clear way.
Samsung PT10 analyser for the rapid blood test at the Fortuna-Apotheke Görlitz

Our PT10 measurements

Choose the profile that suits your question – we will be happy to advise you in advance on which measurement makes sense for you.
Biochemie 9
Nine values in one measurement: AST, ALT, GGT, glucose, creatinine, cholesterol, triglycerides, HDL and LDL. A comprehensive overview of liver, kidney, blood sugar and blood lipids – ideal as a regular health check.
Liver profile
A targeted look at your liver: AST, ALT, ALP, GGT, total and direct bilirubin, albumin, total protein and glucose. Useful, for example, if you take medicines regularly or for follow-up checks.

How your PT10 measurement works

Book your appointment
Book your appointment conveniently online or directly with us at the Fortuna-Apotheke.
Blood sample on site
Taking the sample only takes a few minutes: we take a small tube of blood directly here in the pharmacy.
Measurement & discussion
The Samsung PT10 measures your values right here on site – no samples are sent to an external laboratory. We discuss the results with you at the same appointment.
Frequently asked questions
Does the measurement hurt?
Taking the sample is comparable to a normal blood draw and only takes a few minutes. Our trained team makes sure it is as comfortable as possible.
How much blood is needed?
A small tube of blood is taken for the measurement – that is enough for a precise result.
Is my sample sent to an external laboratory?
No. The Samsung PT10 measures your values right here on site – your result is available at the same appointment, without sending anything to an external laboratory.
Does health insurance cover the costs?
The PT10 measurement is a self-pay service and is generally not covered by German statutory health insurance.